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Two Eminent Teachers Accorded Reception in Kishoreganj

Kishoreganj, Dhaka

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Nazrul Islam Khairul, Kishoreganj Correspondent

Nazrul Islam Khairul, Kishoreganj Correspondent • 1 Nov • 2 min read • 5 views · 17 impressions

Updated 2 Nov 2026

Two Eminent Teachers Accorded Reception in Kishoreganj
Deputy Commissioner Sohana Nasrin presenting the reception crest to the eminent teachers in Kishoreganj. Photo: Daily Best News

Two eminent teachers have been accorded a reception in Kishoreganj in recognition of their special contributions to the education sector, as well as their dedication, merit, and success in their respective fields of work.

On Sunday (November 1), Deputy Commissioner (DC) Sohana Nasrin accorded the reception to the two distinguished educators at the office of the Deputy Commissioner of Kishoreganj.

The two teachers honored with the reception are Professor Dr. Tauhida Jesmin Shampa, Head of the Department of Bangla at Kishoreganj Gurudayal Government College, and Md. Anwar Parvez, Assistant Teacher (English) at Saraju Bala Government Girls' High School.

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During the event, Deputy Commissioner Sohana Nasrin extended her sincere congratulations to them for their achievements and contributions, while highly praising their unique roles in shaping education and society.

This prestigious honor bestowed upon the eminent teachers serves not only as a recognition of their industrious lives but will also remain a source of inspiration and a guiding beacon for the younger generation.

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Reported by Nazrul Islam Khairul, Kishoreganj Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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